Telegram-herald., 1887-11-07

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boxes ssals boefs asses abb t.IAy o-e
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reic aunlers
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Essssl haYs . sac n s1-Irslks no whom ~
11d it .s noa p-arssss ttst saip oull .-ins
ull be uUd rlsEsa s0oo ppcn = a. se
sale C9nsider4tle buEnsss IA thas
hle - bsine ooze nsV. Certainly TIE
facilities are uatala.ed li ths 0Naers OF
thas old ssa yor- hsd any saisTprlss a. al
il they really possessed = disposition 20 %
aaythiug. they misht. within ten years.
double the population sn4 the vAlus ~
their real est4ts bul they VII mol oftor any
Inducements or even encouragement u
foreign capital ali 'ity .snsrgy Cr anything,
they seem 10 bs aiIGia STAT II Northern
man should settle s1ong them ne might
FOte vote al opposition ticket aud 80 ae-
morslizs the Whole State. Probably ii every
maa going there 10 live would gave good
and sufficient security % keep out Oi poll
tics, say nothing and yote only their uckst,
lie might be welcome. New / have done
With Alexandria Va. anu here l wish 10
acknOw that ! Efn considerably III
dsbted 10 the correspondent here oI the
Piswburg DFeatch for friendly assistance Ia
writing Tbs letter.
The supreme Court of the United States.
having decided 10 refuse the application Tor
= wrlt Of error, nothing remains by way OF
relief Tor the anarchists but the clemency OF
/ taaaT a . u
them hard work and close cOnfnepent Tor
the remainder Of their several and respec-
TIVE lives. without any regard lot Their
particular wishes. but / have no idea
Uncle Dick" will 40 anything OF the
sort, and vet he IS a good hearted, easy
going, charitable old veteran, flrst Lieuten-
ant in the war with Mexico and Major
General in the war for the Union.
Miss Cynthia l.. Cleveland, who has ere
sted such sensation with her see saw
book, and who has been so numerically
| criticised Oy the press here ana elsewhere,
| tells me that she dOesnt claim 10 be re-
| lated TO the PIesideat, although she II
pretty well acqusinted WITH ham. she is
| one of those vigorous, indeiatlg&0ie, rest
| less, determined women who will not bt
restrained but must make some Klnd Oh a
| disturbance and attract and command atten-
ton. Miss Cleveland is not at al cssl
| down by the criticism OF her book. SD'
says that is all right, 1t will only advertise
It aud put money ID her pocket, and that
is just what she wants. She seems 10 Trims
| il cannot be, aud will not be suppressed,
| that it is somewhat like BAnqu0s Onos
| in that respect. Your Uncle has not reaC
| the book yet but ne knows well enough
that IL is loaded, and with dynsnile too.
May be the authOTess, 90 has not beeI
! long IN Washington and hasn't becom'
quite acclimsted, has the political malaria
| may vet wish she hadn't uses
| dynamite too freely before shs really
| found out how it would sometimes
operate. 1 cannot, however, see thing
from her standpoint and will wait and se'
whether there may be chance for the ap
| plicatiOn of the story of the boy who al
| lowed himself TO get too close to the 'eusi
ness end of mule, and after waJos Will
| suffering from the effects OF the collision
| asked his paternal ancestor II he though
/ be would ever be as pretty as he was bss1r
1 and was informed that he would not bu
that ii was highly probable that he woul'
be better informed in some respects than h'
| had previously been.
| Your uncle would like 70 write a few
| more pages on two or three topics now up
! permOst in his mind, but he is tired and b
thinks your readers will be also, and so b
| will rest ana give them a chance TO DO tn
same until next week. UNCLE BEN.